Elmwood High School - Pirate Yearbook (Elmwood, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 40 of the 1951 volume:

■ 0X0 D oxo: CLhhmJ. NiWiIu Left to Right: Dr. Howard Liston, Mrs. Orval Gerbeling, Secretary; Harry Linder, President; Mrs. Guy Clements, Orval Miller, Ted Hall, Treasurer; not in picture. —2— Left to Right Seated: Delton Nannen, Franoes Schiok, Charles Baoke- meyer, Clayton Linder. Left to Right Standing:Janice Kunz, Ralph Brookhoff, Mrs. Phyllis Brusnahan (Sponsor), Sheroll Drake, Norman Irons, lanioe Miller. Editor Associate Editor Business Manager Advertising Manager Assistant Advertising Manager Sports Editor Art Editor Class Editor Feature Editor Sponsors: Mrs Delton Nannen Frances Schick Charles Backemeyer Clayton Linder Norman Irons Ralph Brockhoff Janice Kunz Janice Miller Sheroll Drake Phyllis Brusnahan Miss Norma Carlson 4 n CHARLES BACKEMEYER Basketball '..-2-3-4 Football 3-4 Track 3-4 Jr.-Sr. Plays Boys Chorus 1-2 Bus. Mgr. Pirate JANICE KUNZ Band 1-2-3-4 Girls Glee 1-2-3-4 Pep Club Volleyball 2-3-4 Vocal-Instr. Group Jr.-Sr. Plays JANICE MILLER Volleyball 4 Band 1-2-3-4 Cheerleader 2-3 Pep Club Girls Glee 1-2-3 Assoc. Ed. of Spyglas Jr.-Sr. Plays Instr. Group 3-4 NORMAN IRONS Basketball 4 Football 3-4 Boys Chorus 1-2 Jr.-Sr. Plays RALPH BROCKHOFF Basketball 2-3-4 Football 3-4 Jr.-Sr. Plays —6— CLAYTON LINDER Band 1-2-3-4 Basketball 3-4 Football 3-4 Instr. Group 2-3-4 Baseball 1 Adv. Mgr. of Pirate Boys Chorus 1-2 Class Ofjfjicels President...Janice Miller Secretary...Prances Schick Treasurer...Sheroll Drake Pep Club Rep...Janice Kunz Prances Schick SHEROLL DRAKE Girls Glee 1-2-3 Volleyball 3-4 Jr.-Sr. Plays Sextet 1 Pep Club FRANCES SCHICK Volleyball 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Pep Club Girls Glee 1-2-3 Editor of Spyglass Assoc. Ed. of Pirate Jr.-Sr. Plays Instr. Group 3-4 Class Motto: Out of school life into life school. Class Colors: Maroon and Silver Grey Class Flower: American Beauty Rose s DELTON NANNEN Basketball 2-3-4 Football 3-4 Track 3-4 Jr.-Sr. Plays Editor of Pirate Boys Chorus 1-2 Baseball 1 JUNIORS ELEANOR BRUNKOW Girls Glee 1-2-3 Small Groups 1-2-3 Jr. Play Pep Club Band 1-2-3 Secretary MARJORIE KIRCHHOFF Volleyball 2-3 Jr. Play Girle Glee 1-2 Vocal Group 1-2-3 Cheerleader 2 Pep Club Treasurer SHIRLEY KUNZ Volleyball 2-3 Girls Glee 1-2-3 Small Groups 1-2-3 Jr. Play Pep Club LARRY LANNIN Basketball 3 Football 3 Jr. Play MURELL McCOY Basketball 1-2-3 Track 2-3 Football 2-3 Jr. Play AUDREY LASHLEY Volleyball 3 Pep Club Girls Glee 1- 2 Jr. Play DELORES STAACK Volleyball 2- 3 Girls Glee 2 Band 2-3 Pep Club Jr. Class Play JOHN THOMAS Football 2-3 Jr. Play Basketball 3 President SOPHOMORES First Row: Left to Right: Darlene Plunkett, Shirley Messelhiser, Dorothy Nannen, Judy Cook, Treasurer. Second Row: Beth Blessing, Joan Spurrier, Shirley Hall, Gwendolyn Gerbeling. Third Row: Jerry Paben, Dudley Doebele, President; Keith Bornemeier, Secretary; Johnny Johnston (Sponsor). FRESHMEN First Row: Left to Right: Harriet Johnson, Janice Messelhiser, Cheryl Miller, Treasurer: Gwendolyn Drake, Joyceola Eidenmiller, Dorothy Jean Brakhage, Secretary. Second Row: George Stovall, John Vogt, John Hall, Merle Backemeyer, Ronald Irons. Third Row: 0. A. Colon (Sponsor), Keith Drake, President; Orville Bogenreif, Larry Heier, Dick Apt, Duane Preston. -9— Cjtades 7 aU First Row: Left to Right: Marilyn Laughlin, Arlene Wilhelm, Shara Doebele, Rae Jean Bornemeier, Donna Doebele, Sharon Cook, Alice Plunkett, Margaret Brunkow. Second Row: Jean Bornemeier, Phyllis Ebeler, Sharon Phillips, Rosalie Plunkett, Mary Jicka, Darlene Krecklow, Carol Blessing, Joyce Miller. Third Row: Duane Krecklow, Charles Nickel, Norman Brockhoff, Clark Marshall, Dale Kunz, Duane Ahrens, Mrs. Gerbeling (Sub- stitute), Mrs. 0. A. Colon (Teacher). Cjlades 5 6 First Row: Left to Right: Billy Spurrier, Dale Krecklow, Ned Tot- man, Octavio Colon. Second Row: Betty Drake, Mary Lou Hall, Carol Kunz, Sandra Drake, Deralea Miller, Sharon Shelly, Norma Ahrens. Third Row: Roger Dennis, Iva Kay Irons, Phyllis Brunkow, Donna Dun- gan, Beverly Wilhelm, Freddie Weisheit, Jimmy Jicka. Fourth Row: Jerry Backemeyer, John Lindhardt, Bob Rueter, Richard Thomas, Bob Hall, Gary Wilhelm, Bob Spurrier, Mrs. Mar- jorie Arnold (Teacher). —10— Cjlades 3 4 First Row: Left to Right: Mary Sue Johnson, Sharon Charting, Phyl- lis Laughlin, Donna Swarts, Judy Coatman, Barbara Barta, Mary Weisheit, Susan Jicka, Jo Ann Colon. Second Row: Steven Jicka, Patty Fleischman, Linda Husar, Sara Jicka, Virgil Rueter, Diane Bornemeier. Third Row: George Blessing, Earl Kunz, Larry Bornemeier, Dale Engle- king, Bruce Vogt, John Mendenhall, John Stege, Dick Dun- gan Mrs. Jeannie Turner (Teacher) Citans I 2 First Row: Left to Right: Theran Bornemeier, Joel Bornemeier, Ste- ven Liston, Clayton Miller, John Weisheit, George Pool, Richard Vogt, Arlan Hollenbeck. Second Row: Nancy Quellhorst, Blanche Kuehn, Cheryl Bornemeier, Rosa- lee Behrens, Twyla Dungan, Sherry Stolz, Eugenia Borne- meier, Mary Margaret Cook, Janet Kuehn, Joan Charling, Third Row: Jackie Dennis, Sarah Jane Albers, Fredene Engleking, Dala Hall, Kathleen Dorr, Barbara Ebeler, Sally Dungan, David Krecklow. Fourth Row: Tommy Liston, Donnie Hollenbeck, Gary Clements, Wendell Plunkett, Keith Swarts, Wilmer Wilhelm, Steven Hay, Alan Fleischman, Miss Ethel Mook (Teacher). —11— ACTIVITIES feavid First Row: Left to Right: Duane Preston, Charles Nickel, Shirley Kunz, Duane Krecklow, Eleanor Brunkow, Joyce Miller, John Hall, Roger Dennis. Second Row: Mr. Larsen (Instructor), Sharon Phillips, Carol Blessing, Delores Staack, Janice Miller, Frances Schick, Darlene Third Run. Fourth Row: Krecklow, Gwendolyn Gerbeling, George Stovall. morio Daciterneyer, Janice Kunz, Judy Cook, Rae Jean Bornemeier, Dorothy Brakhage, Robert Rueter, Keith Drake® Norman Brockhoff, Clark Marshall, John Thomas, Dudley Doebele, Dick Apt, Clayton Linder, Keith Bornemeier. BAND NEWS During the 1950-91 season the band has made considerable improve- ment. It consists of 31 members, including 19 high school students and twelve grade school students. This year the band has appeared at the Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Cass County Music Contest, and the District Music Contest. The band came through with high honors in both contests. Through the efforts of the Band Mothers, the band members received new jackets to complete their uniforms. This made a great improvement in the anpearance of the band members. This past year the band has acquired three new members. They are: Cheryl Miller, Carol Kunz, and Ned Totman. We know that the absence of the four Seniors will be greatly missed, but we are sure there will be others capable of taking t eir places. Pep Clui First Row: Left to Right: (Cheerleaders) Ronald Irons, Shirley Hall, Dorothy Brakhage, Beth Blessing, Gwendolyn Gerbeling, George Stovall. Second Row: Cheryl Miller, Harriet Johnson, Janice Messelhiser, Shirley Messelhiser, Eleanor Brunkow, Shirley Kunz, Delores Staack. Third Row: Frances Schick, Marjorie Kirchhoff, Judy Cook, Dorothy Nannen, Darlene Plunkett, Joyceola Eidenmiller, Miss Carlson (Sponsor). Fourth Row: Sheroll Drake, Janice Kunz, Audrey Lashley, Janice Miller, Gwendolyn Drake, Joan Spurrier. PEP CLUB NEWS Twenty-three girls are taking part' in Pep Club this year. The uniforms they selected were blue scarves, white (short-sleeved) sweaters, blue skirts, and blue and white beanies. The cheerleader1 a uniforms were of reversed colors. Two members were chosen from each class to form a Pep-Club commit- tee. This committee carried on the business for the Pep Club. Those representing the classes were: Cheryl Miller, Dorothy Brakhage, Freshmen: Shirley Hall. Shirley Messelhiser, Sophomores; Marjorie Kirchhoff, Eleanor Brunkow, Juniors; Janice Rung and Frances Schick, Seniors. The Pep Club girl? sold apples, candy, pop-corn, peanuts, hot dogs and pop at the football games and the Tournaments. With this money they purchased warm-up pants for the basketball team. On February 22, the girls held a Valentine tea for the mothers of the High-School students. Thirty-one were present. Each mother was presented with a corsage. Four girls entertained the mothers with a short program. They were: Janice Kunz, Eleanor Brunkow, Dorothy Nannen and Joyce Eidenmiller. Immediately following, refreshments were served by the Pep Club Committee. From all favorable comments the Pep Club is planning to make this tea and annual affair. —14— ?2eu sj aj?el Left to Right: Janice Miller (Associate Editor), Norman Irons, Delores Staack, Clayton Linder, Janice Kunz, Sheroll Drake, Miss Norma Carlson (Sponsor), Frances Schick (Editor). Left to Right: Clayton Linder, Norman Irons, Ralph Brockhoff, Murell McCoy, John Thomas, 0. a. Colon (Teacher), Delton Nannen, Chuck Backemeyer, Larry Lannin. —15— i KEfTJ ORARE lAHRY (.ANNIN CUTTMI UNDER fUfttU ««COT DACRCMCTEfl BA (?I E uJSSSa� S3 V ■ «?� ■ --v ATHLETICS 'football First Row: Left to Right: Keith Drake, Murell McCoy, Charles Backe- meyer, Delton Nannen, Clayton Linder, Ralph Brockhoff. Second Row: Jerry Paben, John Thomas, Dudley Doebele, Larry Lan- nin (Student Manager), 0. A. Colon (Superintendent), Johnny Johnston (Coach), Keith Bornemeier, Orville Bogen- reif, Norman Irons. Eight lettermen returned for the 1950 Football season. They were: Chuck Backemeyer, Delton Nannen, Ralph Brockhoff, Clayton Linder, Norman Irons, John Thomas, Murell McCoy and Dudley Doebele. Four new comers were added to the list, Keith Drake, Jerry Paben, Keith Bornemeier and Orville Dean Bogenreif. The season ended with 3 wins 4 losses. Tne eight who lettered last year lettered this year also the 4 new comers. Larry Lannin was the Student Manager for the Football team. HIGHLIGHT OF THE SEASON The highlight of the 1950-51 Football season was the game played at Nehawka. Chuck Backemeyer suffered a shoulder injury and was un- able to play. This made Elmwood fight harder to win the game for him. The team was sparked by the brilliant playing of John Thomas. Dudley Doebele, Delton Nannen, Keith Drake, and Murell McCoy. John Thomas sparkled in pass catching, he also blocked a pass for a ?Udley did a fine job of passing. Delton Nannen, haii t6 u’ an Murell McCoy each did a marvelous job of running the paix Luck, however, was against us and Murell McCoy broke his leg in the second quarter. With two of the first six out the going was tough but the agressive Elmwood team won out 22 to 0. —17— :football SCHEDULE Elmwood Elmwood Elmwood Elmwood Elmwood Elmwood Elmwood 36 Ceresco--------------------------6 •28 Liberty-------------------------6 12 Union-----------------------------2 6 -6 Nebraska Deaf--------------------51 •22 Nebawka-------------------------0 —0 Alvo---------------------------49 -6 Eagle---------------------------40 DADS DAY Dads Cay was another one of the features of the 1950-51 Football season. The Dad's of all the football players were invited to attend school, eat lunch with their sons and see the game. The game was played with Alvo but Elmwood came out on the short end of the score 49 to 0. Keith Drake suffered severe face injury and was unable to finish the season. Elmwood is going to make Dad's Day an annual occasion. FOOTBALL BANQUET At the conclusion of the football season a football banquet was held in the school cafeteria with all the school children and their parents invited. A delicious meal was cooked by Mrs. Stoval and Mrs. Elliot and served by the eighth grade girls. After dinner the honorary co-captains were named and these crowned the 1950 Football queen Janice Faye Miller. Coach Johnston gave a summary of the seasons events and presented the letters. Everybody departed happy and satisfied with the 1950 Football season. Chuck Ralph Norman Clayton Delton Backemeyer Brockhoff Irons Linder Nannen —18— Basketball First Row: Left to Right: 0. A. Colon (Superintendent), Keith Drake Chuck Backemeyer, Ralph Brockhoff, Dudley Doebele, Murell McCoy, John R. Johnston, (Coach). Second Row: Merle Backemeyer, Keith Bornemeier, Larry Lannin, Delton i Nannen, Clayton Linder. Nineteen boys turned out for the 1950-51 basketball season. This season was the first time Elmwood had won the Cass County Tournament. Ten boys lettered for the 49-50 season and .'even returned for the 50- 51 season. Elmwood won its first Cass County Tournament during the 50-51 season. The first night Greenwood was downed 71-36. The highest score of the tourney. The second night Elmwood was idle. The third night Elmwood downed a tough Louisville squad 61-42. The last night of the tournament Elmwood barely won over Murdock in an overtime. Dudley DoebeZe sank a free throw to tie the score 33 to 33. Murdock made three points r.ir.king the score 36 to 33. Chuck Backemeyer trade a field goal and free toss hieing the game once more. In the remaining second Dudley stole the ball and clinched the tournament score 38 Elmwood 36 Murdock. 19— Basketball £eeon l 'Teatov First Row: Left to Right: Jerry Paben, Orville Bogenreif, Norman Irons, Larry Lannin, Keith Bornemeier, John Thomas, Merle Backemeyer. Second Row: George Stovall, 0, A. Colon (Superintendent), Dick Apt .Larry Heier, Duane Preston. John Hall, (Coach) John R. Johnston, Ronnie Irons. e Te First Row: Left to Right: Duane Ahrens, Jerry Backemeyer, Clark Marshall, Dale Kunz, Bobby Hall. Second Row: Coach Johnston, Roger Dennis, Bobby Reuter, Dick Thomas, Ned Totman, Sonny Colon. Not in picture Norman Brockhoff Jim Jicka, Duane Krecklow. —20— Chuck fires for two. Two points for Larry. A little fancy faking. SCHEDULE Give'em heck, coach. 51 Elmwood Louisville 40 64 Elmwood Nehawka 30 39 Elmwood Avoca 55 54 Elmwood Greenwood 21 41 Elmwood Syracuse 47 44 Elmwood Eagle 45 64 Elmwood Alvo 43 47 Elmwood Palmyra 71 71 Elmwood Walton 54 54 Elmwood Nebr. Deaf 56 40 Elmwood Murdock 34 62 Elmwood Sterling 51 99 Elmwood Union 40 64 Elmwoo d W. Water 57 48 Elmwood Waverly 49 COUNTY ' TOURNAMENT Elmwood 71 Greenwood 36 Elmwood 6l Louisville 42 Elmwood 38 Murdock 36 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Elmwood 57 Nehawka 34 Elmwood 67 Alvo 42 Elmwood 40 Eagle 41 Elmwood 6l Avoca 47 Doebele controls tip Try and stop me. McCoy's fancy shot Lannin streches for the ball. —21— Cjiils Volleyball First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Left to Right: Gwendolyn Gerbeling, Frances Schick. Marjorie Kirchhoff, Janice Kunz, Janice Miller, Sheroll Drake, Shirley Kunz. Judy Cook (Student Manager), Gwendolyn Drske, Dorothy Nannen, Audrey Lashley, Miss Carlson (Coach). H,lores Staack, Beth Blessing. —22— Time Out. Volleyball Wham! J J! The E.H.S. Volleyball team won five games and lost nine. The girls showed much enthusiasm and spirit in all their games during the 1950-51 season. Most of the high school girls par- ticipated in this sport. Ten of the girls earned a letter. They were as follows: Beth Blessing, Sheroll Drake, Marjorie Kirchhoff, Janice Kunz, Shirley Kunz, Audrey Lashley, Janice Miller, Dorothy Nannen, Frances Schick and Delores Staack. Sheroll Janice Drake Kunz 18 Elmwood 36 Elmwood 20 Elmwood 34 Elmwood 13 Elmwood 26 Elmwood 26 Elmwood 17 Elmwood 22 Elmwood 26 Elmwood 12 Elmwood 26 Elmwood 39 Elmwood 13 Elmwood V. B. 17 Elmwood 21 Elmwood Janice Miller Louisville 30 Nehawka 21 Avoca 28 Greenwood 28 Syracuse 39 Eagle 35 Alvo 39 Palmyra 46 Walton 35 Murdock 18‘ Sterling 35 Union 22 W. Water 19 Waverly 35 TOURNAMENT vooa 48 Murdock 31 Frances Schick —23— 1. Will he make it? 2. First assembly, 3. Ralph adds to the 4. Honored11 5. The Inseparables. 6. Suprise???? 7. Three Musketeers. 8. Aren t we cute. 9. Cornored. 10i Smile. 11. Hot stuff. score 12. Hands up. 13. Classy. 14. Class of 148-T49. 15. Lazy. 16. Praying??? 17. Up for two. 18. Our Gal Sal . 19. Hats-off. 20. Friends. 21. Freshmen '47-'48. ■24— 1. Welcome Dads. 15. 2. 1950-51 Freshmen. 16. 3. --off for Lincoln 17. 4. Nice Car 11 18. 5. Rebound. 19. 6. Hiding 20. 7. Baby sitters. 21. 8. '49 Team. 22. 9. Don't spill it. 23. 10. Ready???? 24. 11. Posing. 25, 12. Training Table 26. 13. Was it that bad?? 27. 14. Ouch iJ11 27. Oh, to be a Senior Last years crew. In a hurry. Coach Five yard penalty. Looking down?? Whats so funny? Bored?? Don't fall. Poor Hay Seed. It's my lazy day. Holding hands???? Sleepy, Dudley?? Glanour Girls. Glamour Girls. COnPLiriEMS OF I FRIEND TO THE CLA55 OF 1951 COnPUflENn OF BOB AND JMNE17E BumnwR WHEN IN EAGLE SHOP IGA AND MVE y. 7Jiv?ym AND 3D® I§.A ABSENT PROM CLASS PICTURES lst.fr 8nd.GRAVV STUDENTS: Vickie Lynn Drake Ricky Kuehn 3rd.fr 4th. GRADE STUDENT: Dennis Rae Drake 5th. 6th. GRADE STUDENT: Ronald Bishop .MRS. O.A. COLOR 7th. ft 8th. 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